Moradabad Drug Bust: Trio Arrested With Smack and Charas
Three arrested in Moradabad's Neta Colony with smack and charas. One suspect had been out on bail for only a month.

In a decisive strike against the illegal narcotics trade, the Moradabad police have successfully executed a Moradabad drug bust, leading to the arrest of three individuals and the seizure of a significant quantity of prohibited substances.
The Raid at Neta Colony
The operation took place on October 31, 2026, within the jurisdiction of the Majhola police station. Acting on intelligence, officers descended upon the Neta Colony region of Jayantipur, where they intercepted a coordinated drug syndicate operating in the area.
During the search, the police recovered a stash of narcotics and assets, including:
- Charas: 4 kilograms and 375 grams.
- Smack: 14.59 grams.
- Cash: 33,600 rupees.
- Electronics: Two mobile phones used for coordinating the trade.
A Family Affair in Crime
The identities of the arrested suspects reveal a startling family connection. The police have apprehended Kanta Prasad, also known as Pooja Ram, along with his wife, Kavita Rani, and Rani, who is the widow of the late Pooja Ram.
A Relapse into Criminality
Investigation details suggest that Kanta Prasad is no stranger to the law. In a shocking turn of events, authorities revealed that he had been released from jail on bail only one month before this operation. Instead of reforming, he allegedly resumed his involvement in the narcotics trade almost immediately upon his release.
Legal Action and District Crackdown
The Moradabad police have registered a formal case against the three accused under the stringent sections of the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) Act. The suspects are currently being processed to be presented before the court.
Local police officials have emphasized that this arrest is not an isolated incident but part of a broader, aggressive campaign currently underway across the district to dismantle drug networks and curb the flow of prohibited substances in the region.